English, 09.12.2021 21:20, radazharula1

Who is the antagonist in "The Ambitious Guest" by Nathaniel Hawthorne?

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Who is the antagonist in The Ambitious Guest?

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Nathaniel Hawthorne"The Ambitious Guest" Antagonist:Nathaniel Hawthorne was an early American novelist and short story writer, born in Salem, Massachusetts in 1804.Explanation:Characters in 'The Ambitious Guest'

Have you ever connected with a character in a book or movie so much you feel like they're real, and you know them on a personal level? Its a bit difficult to do that with a short story so a lot of the gaps are filled by the readers' own perceptions. 'The Ambitious Guest' has four main characters that we will be focusing on today. They are: the stranger, the father, the eldest daughter and the grandmother.

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The Stranger

The stranger is a proud and (as the title indicates) ambitious, young man. He is also warm and a 'gentle spirit.' He is an elitist, but has no problem dwelling with poorer folk, he fits right in with this family that he visits. Among the rich folk, he is 'haughty and reserved.' He is a loner and has been traveling alone for a while. It shows on his face when he is received at the door of the cottage. Once greeted by the warm family, his spirits are lifted, and he makes himself comfortable in their home very quickly. This shows that he needs some positive human interaction. He is very open and honest with them. He truly believes what he says and loves to share his ideas and thoughts with people. He has an infectious influence on the family. They not only listen to his honest way of speaking but follow suit. He is quite the charmer, he flirts with the eldest daughter, and it is received very well by her.

He has great plans for his future and wishes to leave behind a legacy so everyone will remember his name. This is what he values more than anything else. Unfortunately for him, he meets his end the very same night and not even a memory of him is left behind.

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Nathaniel Hawthorne

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We should feel gravity around us. if it ever ends what will life be like. the reader will definitely have alot of questions towards gravity being ended

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